‘Opaque and complex dissembling’ at Silver Fern
Shareholders demanding rerun of Shanghai Maling vote say meat co-op tried to avoid sale being seen as a major transaction.
Dissident Silver Fern Farms shareholders have kicked off their campaign for a new vote on its 50% sale to Chinese company Shanghai Maling, saying farmers are in the dark about the most important decision in its history.
Canterbury high country farmers John Shrimpton and Blair Gallagher are leading
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 03 May 2016
Tue, 03 May 2016
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‘Opaque and complex dissembling’ at Silver Fern
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